Former Chief Election Commissioner Explains How Votes Are Counted

Dr SY Qureshi, former chief election commissioner of India gave an insight into the process of counting votes. Every round has 14 EVMs and a presiding officer oversees the counting process. Each machine can take around 700 votes. Till one round is complete next round will not start. The result is written in the board, given to the candidate and media in retrospect. The media gets to know the results as soon as Election Commission. Each round takes 15 to 20 minutes. The computation is done manually.
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[@saptarshichakraborty9101]

EVM should not be connected to any other machines via cable or wifi. By my idea :- all political party should sit at a town hall and there will be a 70mm screen. And one by one EVM should be brought to a table fitted with camera. One simple guy will enter all data to website one by one and everybody will keep check at 70mm screen and also at DD1 channel and also at internet Live. This is called actual EVM counting.

[@SarrKata]

EVMs aren't safe..